How does the compiler handle inline function calls?
- By replacing the function call with its body.
- By linking the function at runtime.
- By creating a virtual table for the function.
- By allocating dynamic memory for the function.
Inline functions are meant to optimize function calls by eliminating the overhead of a call and return sequence. When the compiler inlines a function, it replaces the function call with the actual body of the function, integrating it directly into the calling code, which can improve performance.
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